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Hamilton: Vettel 'clearly' no longer Ferrari's number one
Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton says the events that took place at the Russian Grand Prix have led...
Wolff: McLaren engine deal won't boost Mercedes 'influence'
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the German manufacturer will not gain more political "influence" in Formula 1 thanks...
Binotto says Ferrari needs 'perfect' execution in Suzuka
Scuderia boss Mattia Binotto says that only perfect execution in all areas will allow Ferrari to defeat its...
Kvyat driving 'better than ever' and enjoying every lap
Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat says he's been driving at his peak this season and enjoying every lap of...
Seidl admits McLaren will have 'nowhere to hide' from 2021
McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl believes his team will greatly benefit from its engine partnership with Mercedes, but...
Masi not worried by Ferrari team orders in Sochi
FIA race director Michael Masi says that he's not concerned by Ferrari's use of team orders and pre-planned...
Yamamoto set for F1 debut with Toro Rosso in Japan!
Super Formula charger Naoko Yamamoto is expected to make his F1 debut next weekend at Suzuka where the...
No 'spygate' impact on Mercedes/McLaren says Wolff
Last week's surprise announcement that McLaren had signed a deal to resume using Mercedes power units in 2021...
Verstappen fears 22-race schedule will lead to 'divorces'
Aston Martin Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen disagrees with Formula 1's expanded 2020 calendar, insisting the 22-race...
Commercial boss Sean Bratches to relinquish role with F1
Sean Bratches, Formula 1's managing director of commercial operations, is set to move on from the sport at...
Hulkenberg expecting 'clearance' on future within weeks
Nico Hulkenberg will know within a few weeks whether he'll be racing next season or perhaps sitting out...
Masi denies drivers 'flexing their muscles' over 2021 regs
FIA race director Michael Masi rejected the idea that drivers were "flexing their muscles" by being more involved...
